Sentence examples for drafting of the eu from inspiring English sources
NORMAN is actively contributing to this process, helping the construction of a common position of the European experts on the use of bioassays in the regulatory framework of the WFD and, more recently, in the drafting of the EU policy instrument for Water Reuse.
On Thursday he will circulate among the remaining 27 member states a draft copy of the EU's negotiating guidelines, which will provide a broad response to the British government's letter.
This is better than earlier drafts, which talked of the EU's need for food independence.
In one leaked document, from the Council of the EU on the draft 2050 proposals on energy, the UK has attempted to excise a reference to a potential 30% target for renewables by 2030, replacing it with the far more vague wording of "a significantly increased share for renewable in the energy mix".
MEPs will call on Wednesday on member states to apply the EU's eight-point code on arms exports more strictly, pointing to the changed security environment in the EU's neighbourhood and stressing that these trade flows are not in the direct security interests of the EU, in a draft resolution tabled for a debate on Wednesday and a vote on Thursday.
It could also go over the heads of the EU states and independently reauthorise glyphosate as a draft measure.
Given that Blair has declared that we are all immersed in a "period of reflection" after the ignominious collapse of the draft EU constitution, it would also have been nice to have had a chance to talk about the future of the EU's institutional evolution, if there is one.
This monopoly is designed to ensure coordinated and coherent drafting of EU law.
In a sign of the EU's determination not to be dominated by Brexit, the summit in Tallinn also heard that the European council president Donald Tusk would draft some options for the future of the EU by the October summit, in reaction to the expansive visions set out by Juncker and the French president, Emmanuel Macron.
In defining a body of EU rights distinct from national rights, the inevitable concern, which surrounded the drafting of the Charter, was the level of protection to be afforded to the rights delineated therein.
